The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-25
CAPT. 7. r. BELL.
A Monument OF stRtesmnnshiP for the
MeEnery Administration.

a Monument OF 6tatesrnnnship for the
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CHpt. T. r. 5eLt "a 9uteFepNiH oie Va
ORdaos hosb ulStlns uAAlee boAs' was heA'
introduced.
He had not beer OF Rocky Mouut since the
war until last night. After ralsting instances
during the war, which brought tears TO the
ewes 81 many OF tile old soldiers who stood
III frontof him, hosaid he asked for no office
He had but one interest 70 sItbserye, aug
the best interests OF the State OF his adoption
for the last twenty-five years. All had met
| a. Democratic brethren 10 reason together,
nBoes ii nobstrilIe youstrangely, as q little
| prefnatIte thRt Sen months before we can
bring the contest to o final termination tnat
tge ahould he called from our work, 2 he Bald
when I read the letter from Gadde, I'D
dressed by Mr.. lIpllingaWorth 70 Gen.
Sicholls, asking him to CONSENT to become
candidate, with hiB response, / feared that
this would endanGer the, Democratic party
can on Nichols or any one. 1t WAS not that
feature that caused me to dGplore that letter,
which was nutldng more thitn bid OF lndlct-
nent against the Democratic 4dlnlIgls Elgtop
at souibiauH 1t was that which caused ne TO
dcpl0pe thHt letter. ] saw open warfare
AGAINST the party.n .a
He asked If that Letter was the pra6en tTnepb
of q campaign that deAer ged she aplf9lpatipn
organized against the administrator Of the
party which had been iutfuBted by q very
| Handsome majority four years ago H1ith the
5I.e purpose II
1 r1-4zp ,,r4,,f4 V,7F FzpFsp,NT rgc1rsrBEEr
4 IVban o+h,r men were spoken Of for this
4 ttnst tlere went 10 expressions for Monoure
s,'d othsr diRtinguished Democrats, but this
organized movement seemed to be iust %
4 efruest to eIrtHil my right and yoili' Tight 70
express our OPINIONS a5 y Mao a siit, WV w.
forIn editor in Shreveport said in my office
II for MDngnFH must Ee
/ killed 1T all hazards in favor Of RlohoIA'
sin SS4, after McEueiy was nonlhateq,
he had no warmer supporter ~ my pafloh
thanI. He had never before Deen eah0'Ir
/ date for Governor. After his inapguratlon 4
| watched his administrator anu ny ny 2 gll5G.
llYBGTutinized every act o. ms, Rutl lee NY y
my duty to declare tliAt Ks s glhsdi w ,, se
n best pnfeat and most progressive state soN-
Il eminent that We have had IN the twenty 5tNo
Il wears That have lived In Ionisiana, and 30
II tell you that ! viii stand ~ Inn He haF
w m l,eeii advanced? When We have been
organizing to promote our 9KfleuttplEl iilf
tersst, don't re lind hiln aliilig w VI Nlth w
his power in hearty sympathy Aisl 10 anu
s'Onr public bonds have had their mferesy
Maid and have ADVANCED Years ago sqls
country was covered with water. ESeh Il .ile
Il rptires now what o beautiful fnQuufneus ~
III left behind. ID there any reason why, 2
p{j5rt9a III disFrAce should be put upon tins
MANY Samuel Douglas MeEneng, who Aas
done SO much Tor INC Iels4lkitApiA "a lLvN4NA-
sfa "a
The speaker went thtougll we p9litlo LIE Llls
torgof Lpuigi0na and referred 70 the Io l!3
tiei,tl5 al Septpinber. "Irue " is, he SAID
lsishaE o,ir brave fellows had TO Ieeoii. but
rl,g rarrFs WIRE fIsyEAIED.p
o.. uncovered NeIg,ery beeanse be oopaid.
tie ,,i, WIN lie nriacipie
cred hi!h AIe W I'M, ri Ts,iisiaaa WIN
: PIX Mlllsll wy teN'stA'
aeIiieNss4t ,n,i,nenoed tic campaign
M 1ll
by way 81 . w y ,,1aIls MA iftietp5efli
been chAlss Ky " XVI bsvYrp faiiId thgy
III Fue ~ eslts3itl9es s,sd lie cfftost N
MY y 4, tbe3 lFtter Nichols says that ht
olsllea y ~ ~ i,es ., candidate 10 heal the
CONSENTS 70 pegvls = ~. ts1d sessSye peag.
dissenalons ~ US W ~ Y ia5ite ia 10 eeast
0 and hafiA9l 5,isS tts nj s,afds from Tx
r 9uf eQlils ( X !, ma ffg wherever II,